KNX In Depth: Ukrainian woman and boyfriend on the move to stay safe from Russian attacks--Stock market fall--Russian oil ban proposal--LA might end proof-of-vaccine rule

The end of the war in Ukraine seems a long, long way away. Russian forces continue to attack cities. Russia did call for a limited cease-fire so corridors could be set up for civilians to escape safely. But there are complaints that many of those routes lead right into Russia and its ally, Belarus. We go In Depth into the war in Ukraine. We talk to a woman who says she left Kyiv and has been moving around to stay safe.The U.S. is working with its partners in Europe on a possible ban of Russian oil imports. We look into what this will do to already high gas prices here. The war is impacting the stock market. The Dow takes a massive hit.A COVID antibody treatment can help immunocompromised people. But there's a big catch: They have to find who actually has it. You might soon be able to leave your vaccine cards at home when you go out to eat in Los Angeles. The city is considering ending its rule that requires restaurants and other indoor businesses to check for proof-of-vaccination.   To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices